The Underground Truth: Secret Government Facilities and Hidden Technology

Welcome to a mind-expanding journey into the shadows of American power structures that most don't see—or refuse to acknowledge. Today we're peeling back layers of carefully constructed illusions to expose uncomfortable truths about how our government actually operates.

Did you know that according to Katherine Austin Fits, a former Bush administration official, approximately $21 trillion in "undocumented adjustments" vanished from government financial records between 1998 and 2015? This staggering sum may have funded an extensive network of approximately 170 underground military bases across America—facilities designed not just for national security but potentially as sanctuary for elites during extinction-level events. While this might sound like conspiracy theory territory, ask yourself: how well do you really understand where your tax dollars go?

We dive deep into constitutional principles, examining how the Supreme Court has gradually expanded its authority far beyond what our founders intended. As retired litigation attorney Publius Hulda explains, "For 200 years the Supreme Court has been ignoring the Federalist Papers and the Constitution our framers have given, and they have gone off on tangents of their own." This judicial overreach represents a fundamental shifting of power away from the people and their elected representatives.

The immigration crisis provides another window into how systems operate against public interest. Recent testimony revealed that over $1.2 billion in federal funds were channeled through Catholic Charities to facilitate illegal immigration—with portions of that money potentially filtering back to political campaigns through donations. Meanwhile, Trump's executive order requiring truck drivers to speak English stands as a practical step toward restoring both safety standards and economic opportunities for American workers.

The thread connecting these seemingly disparate issues is a simple but powerful warning: "The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn and relearn." Visit us at leftbehindwithout.org to continue this journey of discovery and join a community refusing to accept comfortable illusions over uncomfortable truths.

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